Talk:Kaizen Event - a managerial tool for problem-solving

From apppm
(Difference between revisions)
Jump to: navigation, search
(Review by Nemo)
Line 6: Line 6:
 
*When doing numbered bullet points I can recommend that you use <nowiki>"#" instead of "*"</nowiki>
 
*When doing numbered bullet points I can recommend that you use <nowiki>"#" instead of "*"</nowiki>
 
*You have some errors with missing references, that are highlighted with red in the text. It looks like you are already working on this.
 
*You have some errors with missing references, that are highlighted with red in the text. It looks like you are already working on this.
 +
*You link to some sides that does not exist fx. "Kaizen" and "Kaizen Events".
  
 
===Abstract===
 
===Abstract===
 
*The abstract assumes that the reader knows what Kaizen Event is about. At this stage I did had never heard about it. For me it would have been nice that the concept was shortly introduced in the abstract.
 
*The abstract assumes that the reader knows what Kaizen Event is about. At this stage I did had never heard about it. For me it would have been nice that the concept was shortly introduced in the abstract.
 
*Formulation is fine and keywords make sence:)
 
*Formulation is fine and keywords make sence:)
 +
 +
===Introduction===
 +
*What are the 5 basic lean principles that you mention? It would be nice to mention them.

Revision as of 17:00, 25 November 2014

Contents

Review by Nemo

Layout and Wiki-issues

  • Layout looks good in general.
  • You are using the Wiki functions for keywords and references very nice.
  • When doing numbered bullet points I can recommend that you use "#" instead of "*"
  • You have some errors with missing references, that are highlighted with red in the text. It looks like you are already working on this.
  • You link to some sides that does not exist fx. "Kaizen" and "Kaizen Events".

Abstract

  • The abstract assumes that the reader knows what Kaizen Event is about. At this stage I did had never heard about it. For me it would have been nice that the concept was shortly introduced in the abstract.
  • Formulation is fine and keywords make sence:)

Introduction

  • What are the 5 basic lean principles that you mention? It would be nice to mention them.
Personal tools
Namespaces

Variants
Actions
Navigation
Toolbox